Business
Business programs prepare you for immediate employment in today’s competitive, complex and changing business world or to transfer to a four-year school. The curriculum includes business-specific classes and liberal arts studies.
Students planning to enter the job market upon graduation generally pursue an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree or a Certificate of Achievement. Those who plan to transfer to four-year institutions to pursue a bachelor’s degree should refer to the requirements for the Associate in Science and Arts (ASA) degree. During your first semester at NMC, you should consult a counselor or academic advisor for guidance in scheduling courses to meet your objectives.
Degrees Available
Occupational Specialty Programs
- Accounting (AAS)
- Administrative Support Specialist (Certificate)
- Business Administration (AAS)
- with concentrations in Computer Applications, Entrepreneur, General Business, Insurance, Management, and Marketing
- Business Administration - Online (AAS)
- Computer Studies:
- Computer Information Technology - General (AAS)
- Computer Information Technology - Developer (AAS)
- Computer Information Technology - Infrastructure (AAS)
- Infrastructure Specialist I (Certificate)
- Infrastructure Specialist II (Certificate)
- Infrastructure Specialist III (Certificate)
- Industry Certifications
- Office Applications Specialist (Certificate)
- Support Specialist (Certificate)
- Web Developer - Levels I, II and III (Certificates)
- Culinary Arts (AAS)
- Culinary Arts (Certificate)
- Entrepreneurship - Levels I and II (Certificates)
- Technical Management Administration (AAS)
Transfer Options (Follow ASA Degree Requirements)
Online & Other Learning Options
- AAS Business Administration - General Business
- ASA degree - Depending on the transfer college requirements, many required courses can be taken online
- Computer Studies: Office Applications Specialist Certificate
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